Supreme Court backs education for children of illegal immigrants
The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that children of illegal immigrants are entitled to free public education, stressing education as a fundamental right under the 14th Amendment. Dissenting Chief Justice Burger warned against expanding the ruling to welfare and other benefits. The decision coincides with state practices, including California, and calls for immigration reform amid global peace protests. In Moscow, police dispersed a peace meeting, signaling stark system contrasts.
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Supreme Court ruling on Texas education for illegal aliens
The high court, in a 5-4 decision, rules Texas may not deny state funds for educating children of illegal aliens or charge tuition, with Justice Powell, joined by others, criticizing the lack of federal leadership. Burger, in dissent, argues the majority bases its outcome on political judgments rather than constitutional principles.
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Reagan mixed reviews mark a cautious era in 1980s policy
Washington digest assesses the Reagan administration after a year and a half in power. It notes mixed signals on economics, spending, and the budget, with the tax program under siege and deficits forecast near 100 billion. Foreign policy is criticized as Carteresque, and domestic social and Justice Department issues draw veteran GOP concern. The piece questions whether Reagan has truly changed or if aides resist a revolution, warning of a potential prolonged moderation.
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A Little Hideaway On A Hill Paul Harvey
A Hill country diary notes a peaceful Missouri Ozarks hideaway. Harvey describes farm tasks, seasonal work, and family moments with reflections on simple living and hill country wisdom. The piece celebrates a renovated 1938 Nash Lafayette and a contented life on the hilltop farm.
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Naval Power and Politics in Modern Sea Warfare
The piece argues naval power as a political tool shaped by history and leadership. It stresses carriers as key self defending platforms, notes Midway as a strategic presence, and urges understanding oceans, chokepoints, and global trade routes. It cites past losses at Coral Sea and Pearl Harbor era and emphasizes navy diplomacy, leadership, and sacrifice.
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